The Sun. — London, England, 1808-03-15 00:00:00

ft% tv VT '? AM bk)\ I jj ~ 147 .; g[fg . \„. a 1 7 7, - ,• - .711, , ,.! i~utitßEl 8,3 , T/ I EATRE RO,YA. 1., „D.V.i.! It V-LA NE, . . rrlils I)KESENT EVENI N G,March 1.5, 1803, , , ti e ... - JL Wil l u 4 , c1 - tut - mei, • ALL IN THE-WRONG. Sir John Restless. Mr. WROUGLITON ; Beverly, Mr. ELLIsTON ; i . Sir William Belmont; Mr, WEW I IiER ; Belmont, Mr. HOLLA.ND ; Belinda, Mri.'fORDAN ;. Lady Restless ' Miss DUNCAN; Clarissa, IVliais BOYCE , . Tattle. Mts. tiAttlowli.... N I T. 1.1 THE POOR' 'SCiLDIEII.' .. • Patrick, Mrs DAIIONTLi. Fitzroy, Mr. COOKE ; ' ' ' . tlerruot, Mr. Di pNUM ; Darby, Mr. RUSSELL • 113eing-hikftrivappearance in thAt Charaaer) . ; •": Father Luke, Mr. eA LME It ; . Norah, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Kathlane, Mrs. BLAND. "griThirsday, Ow 'Comic oi)era — of The eabitiet ; with `the Comedy of Three Weeks After Marriage. • .., * COUNTY VIRE' OFFICE, • .SCWTHAMPTON.TRET, STRAND IL, LT,. Persons who continue liiittrod with this Assriciation Seven Years,• whether their Policies be bti tinally taken out tur Seven Years, or bb renewed'autioally, I,4.oc:lp:tie equ,tilv ;.vitli the otiginal Siabsetibers in the Pro fits cg , the; I:btalilislnnqnt.; and at the siirtetAibit they have the , pectikir and valuable jssurattce of being secured iron) the Fos I ibility of Loss, as the sole responsibility is undertaken by, ao,i,txkulsie A ssQclatipti of Noblemen-and Gentlemen,. who LIN*: subscribetlan ampie Capiial to guarantee the' Engage. nit? Ors at the ptAcc.- r -No charge for Policies oa rennovai . trot ti othe r OffiZ'ei. • 13y, Order. T. CHAPLER, Clerk. 11).1,1:ENI' Sofa and Chair .I.ieds, Dining Tables, L. ',crew Bedsteads, sideboards, Lon:au:jug a Ft • Sclierti new I and ex cell eu at Int p roveffieins in'tablis4t and UnhofStery Furniture; giat:ion3- 1) zed !ty t he , Kjogi 9ye.414 autl lto Family., 13 UT l; F. It's is the' Orighirl NlanuCie.iiny, and lie is the ti IRe etop . rietor of the Patents :(the Ovt•LIS of %vhich he si ten at, his Witrq-rOgaiS), has had the honour of executing 0 irders in filiittnuhlii.Furniturotdrocathaiuheri of theNo b' ility and.. ~ c infy,,tusily. of, whom have faourab . ly sonde. a( :e odert to'. iecoMmend his'l4lantifieViti , , knoWing it . .td `lie tl to Original ; Mif moo w C ruins, D [Awing. room aril, k and'eve r ry Atti‘le' in 'the abaVe'lltatieltes; in a Bari..tty of Oio lent andlegititiosOlt F6:3404. ..cli'c';iiiattof Brass t crew Betts are tlXed , 1111 the a rj:Catest e.ise , without tools, 6 r tat..ka or nails Pit . • ctiCtlitf illtvnyioli 11;;L•tilliM ITI pIOVCCAtS in riirtitture 1 . *r the Ceattenicit tit Alnfirlftrisiitlif, Aid Export,. iron. N 1 gsqpif o 1:41 - 44 t:ituls, tor tile Fast and . Vest Indies. Fine GOoSe Teatith , 'Beds, and all kihds .of . I d n • aivkays (ratty . nt . . KY. ,!ox. t 3 !id 14, Catharine-strect,Strod. ,- Please to DC par k ; IltielOertrrit tiolige: • 13k) , W M 4.N.TEE • I the rriginal it% archouse for Ornamental Flair, No peg, lateorox, New RO6(l.;treet, eine`deor above Brook.street. • A iNA; BOWNIAN, rcliel of the LOA' Thoinas ls , ovtna Tn, I'AEN i'E tbr LADIES' 'BEAD ). R . E3S:IiS and GIN LEM.E NIP' PE k.i.7.Q,LI,ES, having A Aterke4,(l, t o tltc , I' .tent and the 13usings, oars her grateltil / 2 tkiltrivlttig,hrents for the 'runny faiintrit aireatft Conterrird ; t• tkes he liberty of recommending to the Ladies tier ne,w-in..' entol Crop I leati.tiress, being a to c• simile of naitihr,Lvettloh, t sr lightness arid durability, stand? ut,trivalled, price six gni., 11 Pal.; ! ladies' ull-drearS lb! the „present year,: a re.no.v prepar.ation, and 'a few rtniirlei 4 inepei!iiin; at the . 161 11 . 7 a le s e st • A, Ics and Lat?tiY;:tlitiltt:t.hePusin..ss itp:~lI its hranchcs, wily Londi . 4:4 op'tlie Same ff i circeiples; e :orreeiness, and taste, as 1111144111 e kliternii lega 10 the It tong , nriati!ve :that ,u t Ariake Ilrisexottisw, and. she red., h.F .;44itil1•, to 414.:01t, ' 1 . 11 3 1 41t4 sire pay be hoiv.lred with, on having at all times • laded heilat e hu s b a nd prolcssiumliy, t kntivilettge of cvety .dopartment in. tkle:busttress. 7. Thai A , Mn irarscrrii arc.atiiu retained hi tier' sei vita; *Who Dave. • lfrry)(Fil under the direa on of Al r. flukvinan for s.:.vc,•::!'y..'ars., , La ~riaces, Dezai,c's rencli Rougeditc.di v and 2 Gentleine.,s7 hair* cut and dress:xi . hninc :end . a broad. oy person; •o f. tiro first OA ries. 0 • it F. .• r f. A Y's: I Brber - Atsatlll () • . • , V , A`i 1 teitwoj.-tri s9lt,irri)l.4§l Dr. I,hidiali the Autho r of tile Domestic :Medicine, Chit c;orqiilaints ot St omach anti 1301VC13 arc the prevailing Malady of tfii4 IpgPuntty, yvhlclu.l3/ 'tire foritVLALionof the rim,e,tiryipdable• .rtaliaitit_sets4..-s; that . tit,: perstiii L'cod...T4 - 41,..4.t0i , er C ot e -c 4. ' d c ure 1111)10- 4brin rho 'al" " " St importan t• svtetok ' Lits‘ti cry ' ibas rcp ,ss.r% ice• • in* the PoLt4lo.-Aqii4tii°94*PAll'Pt.thc/ i • the ,nisisive . sale `Witten, anti c 11411 they ' 3*(l 'descry"fielti'has tonsitterabiy ItsS , :tied tl nnt ß ) . • th t,it;e com u nits; `f i bide 4•ii art ,. m t o fir 1)e ineato .it . . Cati4)g.the rn , •,, --• :I, • Lycr a [ion Itliey q. 1110 have flUit., p r'"Vert." I- t r o t 11i% . on the Bile Aid thus , , -drsorilers connected •with ir e . „ ICit p0i44,..13,Che5t Flatulence,. Livr:r latn)diceofr. 016 9. 1 crs fro luti;cstion, &c, They :ire the ions! va Ale m tlicnie * hitherto otkrett to the Public, end the Promt o r it iruP it pbuisiily: tile most .roripedable , evidence of the first charatlers or the Nobility 'and,otlicrs, thatthies have Bever been 44"linijMyrcil it; apx person ithout •IP,vingt.:ertaiit and Speeilk v,Oliet,- and in the entraitipl ring it ‘ltte; • • . .• : . • . V 4 lnahic - MOdiChNi imyipg b4en - ,uled wich sucess, tecontulepUeikby the tollowni i i distinguished ;Pirsonages : The Itichtilpn: Viscount Di len. . The turd Natio') of barb and W ells.' Sir ;DIM Horwywouti,Barr, e,for ElOrriton. Sir Stephen Luslii;i4ten, B a rt, 1.1.1'. fur Pen,y tromp Anson, I. M. I'. for Litchfield. • lames 'A Myatt, Esq. M.l'. lot .Southainpton. •:* Nreilotylo Catv,ert, Esq. lietttord Edmund Bochm, Esq. Nc , .v.trect, Spring'Gardetta, Thomas ni liathersley. 'Esq. l'all-Mill. C'• tiv . Dickes, •Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop erf C,tutethury. The Rev, ;Yir..Dirtiock, . Lipr:ariun to the 'A Cali Forester Esq.' NI .P. for Wehlock.' Sold w S oholesiii ii.ol.retarl by Mr. llirtier, 1 , 70. 4,Clie:ipsido; apd hy 44. tilted-greet, Old !cowl ; olf• Strirrion, ,Leiyic,ter-stitiari; Bacon and co. 15,1, .foid:sir cet and b y all respectable Venders in TiolYn and Country. ' • • ... • A :tiaw.ion.--pbserve the name of William Barctay is en., iruy ,4 4 l ()tube Stmtp, :90'0; tAtle'cVrap ; .11 eaeh 'box . all oso . stiiiiped are a 'dangerous imi.. • 4401 Ines. ver bex, Ayith. 7" ii is TUE S,D-A 1 7 , MAUCH 15, 808: This. Day w ji s e ublkbed, price 2S. 6d, The Fifth Edition of CONSIDERATIONS the CAUSES, 08.. lECTS, and CONSEQUENCES of the PRESENT %V AR , and - on the Expediency or the Danger of Pe4Ce with ; France. By WILLIAM ROSCOE,- Esq. Printed tox T. Cadell and W. Davies, - Strand; Thk D<<y was published, price 2s . 6d. EIGHTH; NINTH; and LAST LET "l't: RS ou the huhjod.of the CATIIO EICS w to my 131t0T4R ABRAHAM!, who liVes in the Country. By PITSR. PLY,MLEY► Eq. - Printed tor I Budd, No. too, ' , Of whom may be furl, Pater Plyroley', Seven Lettexs.to.his Brother Ahraham, i'on the Subject of the Catholics, Seventh Edition, price 4s; rxruw,,L /NG.° FICE,• • Alien& ; 1 4 1-1 E . 00MMISSIONERS far VICLV:iLid_VG' ins•Aitriyitstvi do he r,.5 ) , ve A That an It'ethrecia . ", the 2.3,111,3h0rt, the, tc•ili be rt.i. p 1., re_, ' (eke Tifredere, ift (seale.i trp ), awl t•e demo - rains 11 ASII. TRUSS 11(1(1PS, na viz., • • • I , . Lqi Cif, iciltleitin . ..1 , • , Sl4ort Ditto Lon: Freet - Siimplrn. of ,wnich . •.are 1.3.1ti' MicOlic.g Ditto td'hc:iiriutuced With the Hogshead : Short 1)Itto TOttl:lN. ' • IsirAll' ' ' - The Qmantitier that may he ave.'''. lip:171; In 4 . 'e driit.tred - into flit hl ijeio.'s Plana/ling SlOrel ea . Dept/aid, in threi , * hannthi: y motnisty prt.p4riicats.'; and to he. paid fir. by ilif.::, paya , :ole, , ;..titi, harry*, NineliPes afier date._ . . The C.' , :taiti , ,nt ci the (..*:,ntrad tn 9 be Ira at the Se.iictav's ... Office. .I\re, regard quill 6..• Ail te , all; Tender in it , .5i..b the Price ri...3 ff4 , l be infetled iirvitordt at ten,q.4, or thafao4ll nil he ifliv.o.,l 14 the 85-.11- 0 1: .twee (Jae (7 . 4:1 , (4 . 1111 , 'title soid IYe,4 , esit . ‘ 3 ., the 23d Insti n'or liqe,ii 16e l'ervor to.,'ltiakei 14 Trader, ii 10Illt Pei SU:I on lilt behitlf, attendr, P; a..sty..er; -witeini called ter. This Day was published. t Handsomely printed in (The large Volumt Odavo, price gs. boards, QTUIUS, Sac - red and Philosophic ; adapted to - thd Te:u pie of Truth. -Printed for I: Mawman, :is. the Poultry, Lunwin. Of whom may be by ,arise Author, priLe Bs. in boards, • The Second Edition of the Temple .of Truth; or, the best Systenrof lleitsorr, Philosophy, Virtue, and Morals, analytically arranged. • STc/NE's pi. e 4. • This Day was puulished, price is. 6d. A N tJNITARIAN CHRISTIAN Al INISTER's 44. r L EA . JOr his ADHERENCE to the CHURCH of ENGLAND ; including a Narrative of the unsuccessful Fate of the Cl.e.riLal Parliamentary Cetition and Bill, and a Prao.iable Plan of Church Refarin on a Script Ural Basis. By FRA'NCI.S STONE, F.S.A. lteo.l.prof Culti-Norton, Essex. P`rinted for the Anihor, and sold by Da4id Eaton, No. tB7, High 1 1 0 ,1b9rAl . Where May be had,' • Btones J isitntir n Htssi.turse. Third Edition . , and his Lot. ter to the Bishop of London, price is . 6d.'•each ; and also, by the same Author, a Call to the Jews, price 4s. boards. THE. W ST INDI tv.tc. • •• • This D:iv was published, In an, elegant VOltinte, Quarto, a:cotnpauled by a Map of • ' " the Settlements, price am. in boards, A:VOY 1 ,(:`71?. pi the DENIERARY ; containing a Statistn4 Account of the Settlements Him!, and Of those of the Essequebo, the Berbice, and other contiguous Rivets of Guyana. By HENRY BOLINGBROKE, Esq. Deputy Vendue Mauer at Surinam. Printed for' ItiChard Phillips, No. 6, Badge -street ; and to he had of 41.1.1Ookstilers. • Qt .whoin may be had, Sir WilliatnNOung's Account of the Present State of the.‘Yest I nuiFs„, inAto. price rile Trestmt State Of 'Peru, with numerous ktiates, P.OFc • • Pc)Tivrt.)E's. This.. Day Was published. • In QuAtto, with Plates; price 7s. 6d. .sewed, 'T'HEREPORI. I, '6I the;COMMITTEE of the BOARD at AG Rle u u cotwArnir g the CU I:. TUR E and USE of NO TA To ES, ; includind the fUI towing topical • • . I. Discrimination of soy's. • . 2 ' •a: FrePiiratton of soils;. ;$.; Zins. . 4. let-ods. of Iflat~tTFlß S Cis ? vowing., • . 6. Distctiiper 4 . ' • • • 7.. Taking; up.. and securing: the crop. •. • • . S. Application as food' for man. 9. Ex peoccs. produce, and value. - . fur Kiellattl ieh i ilips, N 0.6, liridge.tre:t, Black friars, and to be had of .al ilooksellers. Of . whoin may he 1.0, published Lao by authority of the Board of Agricul tote " ' ' ' • Ex• eriinents tried by theßoard plAgricultuce, in the of varinto Sorts of Bread, price, • '2. A Getier,il Weixtrt Vann throughout • , Great Britain, by, pr, •Itunertspit, POP: is. • • 3. • letter Elcrrol Wintheisea ; on the Advan. t t gAes of'cutt, l ti;crcß4hting Land, 4. Hints on Ve: , eiation, with QuLrl'es, - 130.1. is. 6d. *.;. An Accotrill'of the Modes ot-i)f4iiiiis . e: APPY. ail Al irsity Lands, as ptattised by Mr. Jo epli blitingtoit ; drawn Up Joan Johnstone, witivnununoui Pete 74' ad. Correll} d andl friproved Reports of T wetity4iatt• Coon_ ties in Litslanti,qn4l Si:4'l3lA, uniformly printed in ifOuvo, ;•and illustrated waif. nion6 - ints deScribing 'the •Vvesetu.l3tatiin-euirequnty in. Aviculture, l‘l4flpl4tlare4, ..Populaion, Produce; ECtlttOlt7y, &C. trom 7s. to tis. each. , . ~ .. • , cThis I).ty was ptattinilwil, • The Fifth cclitig, :94isi.leral)1}eitieirgedanki intitroved, price , --ir , s. 611, in maids,' ' • . . . . THEL'Elpm4.r., GUI D 4, fur. he use of Fami . ' licss, beii;ga praLtical Trc.it,4e on the S'yinplo,ns, C-ausis t liiisinintots..Atrovuntion, and Cure ; of I)irteases.i . .on tins s ittAilisktileitt,, of .. c pi Id I'2ll i and 60 al I.:«SuS ot, 4'l . ol , :ri.;ency, fos Poisoii4; B , dtP , cditon, &c 4 which iectairo, itnintaliate - a4- 41 51 . s " . . ;,,,, . ~ , -- . •. 1y4t.1..1-IARt) Rl,:rE . ,*M.. I). _ . . ... ... „,muntvo t of tr ! e 124yel,C91,11fic ots Spr;coo, 4Pc.. This Work (:oniprises eVav intim6lll,M that is likay - te prove useful to taunilics reaiaing in :he country. It coin. Rteneaids Pit:. latest and Lpost important discoveries relative to the preietnlati- and ewe of - 11eieditary•taieasys, &t. Ira* Unto terAtnical, tenr)S: 411 with. cznAions. ” lt is of importance (liar ever} , man emitted to $o!1!011 . 44,84- the iaws.ut nature °, discase, anal the most notarial 'nodes ufcitre fur this Ottiksi .- Iters:e's !ionic is !setter adapted Main arty with which wtl i jic g‘iluaintect. It more judicious than the Domestic •Afearci:le of Buchan, which we have no detibt it Will entirely. siiper oede."- •Criticalttev. 4°7. k'rinteir tot • Longman; liurse, , itees, and Orme, Pater• nostia..loW. s, •-• This Day was publiAred, In Two Volumes, Quarto, price 51. ss. in tooarris. Dedicated, by permission, to the President, Coati!. and Fellows, of.the Society, of Antiquaries of London, ATOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY- for i:Nt, LAND ; exhibiting tife 'Variourt.' Sub-divisions trf each county into tigoclreds, Latheo, WapentrgeS, fire Resident, Population of each Parith and T'crwrstrip, ac- Coidlng•te the Returns made to Parliament, in tgot ; and the Amount of the Parochial Assessments, according to the Re turns made to Paillarnint,' iii 1114.—The Valuation; in the King's !looks ; the Patrons of the Ecclesiastical Benefices ; and the Tutelary Saint of each Church.—The Distance and hearing ofe'verY- Parish or hamlet, from, the nearest Post. :M --ice Town. Markets, Fair S.- Corporation s ..:, Free School The Situation and Description of Monasterie.; tik .d other Religious Houssis.—Members of Parliament.— ASSiZee and Petty Sesslong.—Collefted from the itrOlit att.: ,theistic Documents, and arranged in alphabetical order, 4 c . By NICHOLA'S CARLISLE, Fellow and Secretary 010 s9ciety of Antiquaries of London. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, ,Pater.... • • •* * The Original Return; made to Parliament by the Over seers - of the several yaristrec, in tiiO3, constitu te the imsis of thin Wutk. To.the vitlu4trie lid : Urination derived trout this source ,- other suitable tads haVe been added front 'ail the Cpunty I liStorie4, arid, hooks of Ti v o g raphy, now extant. Many detii:iencies have been supplied, and tri,x.eitracies rot rotted, by Alt extensive - cortesptindeuce instituted by' Of Author )Yiin the Nobility, Cittgy, Gently, in Nations t$ of the K wzduin. - v A 11,1 4‘76-7-)1. Abreb 8, Is•:,,g, a• HB COMMISSIO NEliSfor VICIVAL 1,1:Y6 His .I.l.4.YEsTrs .N.dyr du hereof"' give filat ea Vedneadiy, the 231 !ottani, they , w ill: br , e 0 linters, in ve,iting l•e ii: ( 1:40, and t , eat f•n• th:e P.n.r of Cli FSIIIR P., DERRY Si" IR E. R%V 1 CKSH F., :indCLOUCES'rEatiIIIR4 CUL A.:SE, or CHEESE.. eyoa.podn.-14, to . , be daivoc.l, Ont.hall thereof in !h t so,etrie a and ibe ren:.2inde,' in a lttoth afteri,ard,, i , ito His . • P:ielaailing Motet at 1.- , ept . l,4 ; and f.r Rsur Bred Ch.i.4.ltrat of 111 1'3'41 TA . ... t . ELL) Nl.OO RCO I.S CuliNy), or COA LS grdne.it, to he adiveted int•ne ai,a4, j s two wilt cargo.. into the t.lfd Sorer ; the nLohsle la lie pdi for by Bills, payable, with ioitetest, ninety ditit after date. ' • Ihr Conditisotr of the antraas may be teen at the SeeretaV., Grc INl2rtgard will Si bad to any Tinder in W4 , iel.? the Prier shall not keinarted In word: tt t::gilt, or oat nf : 4tiveer4 to the Jots, hefire ON? !'(leek on tine said it'',ol. lr sd a.y , ik e 23.; ' 7 .1. nor riders tbe who males the :render; or mace ore bit hebat/ ; :wendi, to anrwet, whencallegl jog. PAK TIMBER, ROCHFOR.D, ESSEX. TO BS Still) BY AUCTION; - . By CHALK and MEGGY, Orl',Thursday, March 24, ib S s , at tite.'Whito !tut. near k;.ocliford, at El o'4. luck ' Fou U a HNDRED ind TWi• VrY-FIVE OAK TREES', With Los, Top , and n. he takoh4Own and made up it tilt' elyttlee of the ,Pincli,her. Tlida4o.o Thither is to be tont in Three Lots, and is now standing in W ads in the l'artilt of Las,lwoad, near It.,..chfot3, — lsurt distance from Water CarriAge'. Trutt marked Ito in Shoebury Wood, • .• 2.30 inGrgat StattiPridge, ditto. • 85' iu Little Stainbridge, thud': Total 425. The , Boy,:r to take .any, of Ow foregoing . Lots, with 111 =n11&, per lovi of Tiitiber, of 5 , ..) feet; to be wit nin one rnomh I'etly l'antict.tlars buy be hll.l tit Ck.' , tik:tiOnCerS, ilt4:ro3fOr4 at the Crown and.. 4 M4gp.,„314.te, Londf , it ; acid alsu in ti:c nek!Owurhoo' of R.,cntorri ; the rhnber ni.ty be seen' by a'pplying to l'hotna4" Wiggihs, of Str4ult Gteen. nett/ Rochforcii • _ _ . qgreatestl'lle greatest parr Qt: thc _ -above "Isiiabcr is tit for 5114)9*. _ • WARREN'S ORIGINAL TAPAN LIQUID BLACK, I N - G. HIS anrivalie/1 Comptolition, with half the. usual I,t i 6ur, • produces a 1 IT'T Rld Clk: equal In, the higheit lipatt Varnish. It preserves the Lvat4r 4 1.0 Prevent it erAeking, is perfectly tree any unpleasant smell...will not soil the Linen, and will 1 - Ci;ti;l its virtues in any t7linirrte. Stild whnlesale - by Robert , Warren, 14, St- . Lint •% and retail by theprintapal Pouttnakers and. Lou don,. and a Shopkeeper iii evitfy town lite, Stone s. 6d. a Pint, tad.. /Lilt' a Pint. - C. u -r• 10N. --The sopvt;ur this• IStsckink ha 4 in. duct l suveral Persons to-0411< sputinits unitcr the asine, N.1111C . ; . to pr.:rent which, Ron E. .i• W_A it R N ii, :I, and -1 4. - lane, - is - stamped on each Rot of Warren's Blacking. v. IP a Y.E.4 s 4. • - - 9, 1i:zw11:04,.-Street, ' Honoured Sir, E,liutturgh, NJan.:h tls , , ISOI. Ikuve to littoral you, that ever, lio • year°l7r, 1 1,0 (t: wit!, lea; 1044:4,, 'Lions its qii,tiniitery 0 , 4 y , o.r,se of A,w,ditir i e . pre-scrined by the moat tritintlit 13t 'the ' F.4411cy nate, :tnei iso4lerev.nit4 beverai s•.vere cot Mes of s:iliv, , ,tiott, and twice front the hospital, 4 04Ai l i t A pp ea r to he 'it the trt , i.tit invetevott n 0. In tit: pring . ol List tear titsoilcr 'had got to ,uci, nearly 'Co put a pt,rt , ,l to my existenoo---I had a lareAtits.e/ on- the . elown ut iny hcad, me on each, lily Leip were.firokc out in ; ric,lit',..Vas dread, ar.:l n•,,t scat. of tilcVeation for the . last seven tears; .1 .Ii hi.i As° two 1111Arti on it, Was very Much di slid gave , ittu snth int; Pttia, wv, hen' *iirrit In lied, ulv to do. prive hie ell rest ;In this iarneniable tat!, was r.t,:nra• mended by. Mr. I. 'Ttuintosoii,. (Who received so grvg tore by them hcre), to take yo , tr Leako's Patent PiEs, width I 'llevait to .tit int" , ht h of 11-I.'.# ; iii the course, 9f a,-jortiti r ;lit, 1 be,:an rd receive hesieta—in inure "th, o s• tho,olcors on Puy 'herd 'aril's were showily h ca k i l. , ...w o n ~itvt, the. +,res till my 11.:As a 15 0 ..; leaving, h. h% ever, eonsitterahle itt the Ski". slice 1 , 1 1 1 1 in the biotic ''l the left, !n es _ On i z ot Cod, .lull.l' little loitgvr perseveraticp yotartaiva; subsitlett ; nydes dU , peraph,-,, the , skfr, nartufll ; hue, anti tin. no,tfurnal going pft. bec....uic, by Vl)tie . aticiCeiaiid wrresaly tree from all, nty former ciltilVial t d S - hove recovered my former . spints and str,.'ingth; aud ant be come jolly apt, rat, in' st.ne naving continued many ~.inbitihs 'the' . a,ittanislirtient of all who I:new me,. .1 ant at a hiss in what terms to express my gratitude, hut thauou t ^ for the good 'of other suilering ntortals, to niake this iiy c4se public as possible, as I shall on I.:Very" ocisgion in so doing,` yoii" groAtly Ski, , ' , P-;natt4iftataful.. 'obedient, very humble servant, ALEN : . l%11) R,l. ER, swan's Cl9oe, lli i ol , -sttect, Edinburgh. Witnesses Cu the above Cure t' 101114 Tnottitststr: Vb. New l'oultr . 9 ; and I,OIIN 1/1 . 6111,01d Assembly- Closei Prepared and Sold by the tote PtOprict ,, r, TitostAs Loa ; Member of this Itoyal'Cwivitr; or Sur. Oohs, at his House," 14(4'9, Niltv 14ridge,str,•er, London ; where,attertt Constant residence of more tilale thirty-six years, in. a practice particularly directed to the chre of Venereal Complaints' and thOse incidental to the 1 4 Arts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in -such ‘;'.l;;S, he Batters liiinsel f , advtte and assistanet gratuitously' administers to persons taking this' fvtixlicine, will .be esteemed, by a &seeming Public; 'as an ativ.v.tagv set.. domattainable'and voitiot.a.ll ambiguity.. Also sold, by his appointnymt, for the cont;critence of those living at a distance at the Pertittnees, N , i. ,St Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the N ~ , - • ttrd-st Net ; tvlr. Dishomugh"s, • N 0...; i iret.)lU 'Mr. Steel's, hot•ltscller, No. a, .tixtio'n.pw; firth: TtiWCt. ;hill; bax ices, South-bridge, U 111411701; Mr Mac.. `don- Bull, Dune-street, ; cold by ° . s la • 4 • - • „ne ,Pers" Lonsiderable town in t.; rent iii,t.l.l..tad .4 only ? i s. 94.1..eicb, sealed tip.pit,: soil Put tiirceitons, wheteby persons of rimer sex. 1%1) cu k r!_efetns.,....dves t'v'tth ease. -stwod.' secrecy, and safety,- way Alin Sold in (ilea/ .1161:110 ti t,ca lot. tip . Stanl l;s .91t witictti to , favot„ir of the the Mart,, , - . iWiee 'l7 , Tay ler, . 9, l'efonkt, akftt are ‘Ol, l • . . , (PRICE srxrErait .I).ER REJ IT11 , 1: TO K (PBL:SENTED TO PARL,IAMENT LASTTNIG'III.%) Dip;st;;ll from I.cir(l, iicolost }low to the Right Non. 01.1 i IVS rOuthnot, diirt.ci Nov: 2xi; 0)6 • . . • , Dowriheneer, N v. 2r, IEOS. 'Si Ate: late conduct. ..al; the. Porte,' detailed to your divnehes, hive engaged the rmic <t serinus attention ofthislGovernment ; they but e)o clearly deMenstrate:•the - previttetee o f :t h e Frerick t elueticeilVtlie Divan, taut!, 'impose oft His Majesty the liec'els;,ity of taking• the , -mast prompt and vie;ction , : mres ter the security. .it li,s own ioteresti, :Ind fur Utilawrit of . I)is..enga• ;einents, to his Ally 1 1. e Emir oor Yuri have liven zdready-apprimmtelthe King's ill. tellCloll 1U Send ti powerful silo:ell - 0o to Con,. nople for this purpose. Ihe departure of that squadron now enables me to runtish you with these further in4truClions for yourceminct. You Will immediately on its arrival declare to the Turkish Government the reasoes which have duced his 'Majesty to take this nteastite. You will state that the British Fleet, comes either to attack or defend, as the condua of the Porte shall determindi, that it would always be more consonant with ,the . most earnest wishes of his Majesty's, heart, to ap pear rather in the charaaer, of a frieud than , an ene my- to a Power whom interest.shonld unite with him in support Of the Cornmen cause, and with whom the increased dangers of the present crisis wonld pose his Majesty to strengthen the.honit; of his ance ; but that the ,determinat ion of which of these charaelers his Maiesty is to asSurne most now rest With the Porto; and that his ?Majesty feels hims e lf Under 1.1 - 1. necessity of peremptorily proposing this alternative, / either the influnee of France • must cease, .or the frieniship se long establiShed between etaiWo'Po'erg, a friendship benetitial to botii, heft eminently .Idvant,t2,eousto the Turkish Government, caii'nO longer come - toe: •' 'Nor are the profs which his Majesty reqpires of the destruaiint of .aniotlnence so fatal !o the beet i n t eroi ts of th e Porte, unreavrtable in themselves, or diakult to be given. Thy consist simply in a faithful obsei-vaece' of the engagements which. the Porte has wino:J.:ed With the , By Treaty the Porte is also bound not to divossess the pAlars of Wttlachi7 - 1 and Moldavia for a certain .time, yr without the consent of flussia. By Treaty the Porte is also bpnnd o,i permit : the passage at Russian ships of war, with the necessary tieinsports to convey storesseund:, provisiAms tArough the Canal, of Con/ stautinople• Let the deposed klosprxlare be re-instated in the • Governments of-Which they' have been unjustly dis-• rios4eed: Let the passage of the Itlissian shirt s he granted, free from impediment, according •to the tfyillt of the 'treaty, and all appeal - mice of hostility on rite part of Great Britain shall tintnotliately'edase. Upon' these R' points, therefore, 'you t ill im mediately, and peremptorily insist, as iedispeosible to he cootintoinceoof peace. Upon reeeiviug i 9 anlisM ta - tory answer, - yett wilt declare that the British S o itadrote shall remain only so long, as its pre some. may be.,.tieeosary for • .see Unity p r ow,qio u of .tbe Porte itself; :oil )at the ..:tro:o;ce assiii - auee , l'ef His Majesty s siippOrt assistance, if the Tioliish Uoverntrient, adopting It IYO)iey ShOU'ol ifiellgage. Ii salt from its . con two t,oth if this 6 .; , i , CHai'lil,ol;itild r Or improperly . deluyed,:yOu' deli'..er in a Ntee reitapitulellN tie complain ts witieh hi s ,Vlajesty h 1, to urge agaiust :the Putie, an d deviating your wis.,ioo to be at an out ; and 'taking care, as tar as may be possible, to ,secure the persOns and property tililsonging to it, as well as to the lid tish I*.tory, you will retire on kaoard the Fleet, or to a place-of sztfety, arid immediately signify to the Bri tiih Admiral, that hostilities are to commence: There are iiud'dmlarer iiicl`r'etl other points , which, even if the Pot - to should aceuiesee in the demands which you are above.. More particalarly instrnctvd to in,tite, moo pot be overlooked ; and particularly there. nmo al cif' M. 'Seba4tiarit from . Constantinople, and. the renewzil of-The Treaty with Great Britain.— The first, more especially, should lags U tmost hop:la:ince to a preservation of the goo I oodersiandito; between time tWII PO NCl's; 'het tier Of them are such the. principal ob. :jeep. in di tpute'itte conceded, weeld of iii mnselvcs justify it ,k!Clar..llioll of War. '. Tlio foriner pstt or these instructions have been written in the hope that thee-Russian Minister may Mit yet have quitted Constantinople ; it still rernahai for 'One to provide for the case of war having 'at» tually begun between linsiia 'and the 'Porte., • In this eaSe• - yiio twill 'ofrer the mediation of his .I . N.l . les t r i rill ' `the tttrk a i, ii d u s ni: l tt e e r tz ,f o e rt ir p o l i l i an t co o, tars, 'and the tree rvett p r i n c ipal en au the restitution tit ihe pasiee 01 -. 11 tas,iii to aiStl• from the Black Sea. •Sbotifil'Ois offer oc accepted,.;: -art will immediately 1-digpzuel t s conjidential yerson , ,to the General aim -manding. the itniisi,in Army, and to M. Indinslcv, if, 11: shierldhe iii a sit.o:ion• to' rec.vivt,t• sueltErrcotri munication, retpiesting a suipeosiou of hotilities for I the ptarpase.of commencing a negoeiation for peace, for the conclusion of which 'you will cootinue to empipy ypur geAci offices. If', on the contrary; this just•Otrershott'll be'rejetked, you will, as in the fore LUCr case,. terminate" your miSsion, and sead the 'Cessary information to the Oftieer comnialidinghit 1:1)je '; sty's itios of War, th at : till}hetill} coming to his itearoaiOns, to enforee, bythe power o f the kl, - ;rids Nayy, and elluitahle de niii.,4ds, a compliili;,y WWI witch it MOll J have been Su nroch wore satiAa4kory to Iris • M,i a je , stil to hove olit lied tho , Perfe through a sense of „ interest, and an acknowlerkneotot thctr trod raison and justice. • Should the 'talk ;ti Gavel wheat on. 11044111 y per ;overt! 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